Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01
ANUSEMENTS.
MAIN STREET THEATRE.

Last Night was the second presentation OF
"Hszel Kirke'' at this popular resort. This
beautiful domestic drama was put upon the
stage in the same successful manner that has
characterized all of Mr.. Lodges previous
efforts. The title role was assumed by Miss
Mamie Earl; Dolly Dutton by Miss Lowell;
both were good. Miss Lee did well.as Lady
Carringford, as also dill Mr.. Keenan, as Lord
Travers. Pltticus Green was well played by
Mr. Lodge and Mr. Coon gave good rendi-
ton of Dunstan Kirke.
Hazel Kirke" will continue to run until
Monday evening when "Count OF Monte
Christie will be given.
MUSEUM.
Chinquilla, the Indian princess, Zoe Lor-
rinua, the Albina madame, Ewing the long
haired lady and Mile Marie the invisible sit
in state in the Gu 10 hall, DR.. DeLille,
spiritualist Baby Ewing and Morris Cath
cart occupy the vaudeville stage. The
parsphernatia of the London telescope com
pany has arrived and the company will make
| their first appearance in the auditorium this
afternoon The museum band makes three
psrades daily, and the arch announces the
location Of the museum while the entertain
ment and everything connected with the in
stitution evirces enterprise and consequent
| success.
| This afternoon is childrens matinee andthe
! little ores are admitted at half price.
| On Monday afternoon next the London
Ethiscope company tender a complimentary
entertainment to the ladies.
CRAWFORD.
Matte Vickers is in truth the haudsomest
as well as the most popular soubrette on the
stage. Last night crowded mouse wei
coined her back to Cincinnati win lar more
than customary enthusiasm. Miss slckers
IS endowed with plenty OF geDui talent as
we'll a. many personal attractions; whether
she is singing dancing or love making you
| will fl d Yourself CARR, away ny the spirit
and go of her acting. The play, 'Jacqulne !:
| or Paste and Diamonds" is from me pen OF
the celebrated author, Charles GAY lor Ihe
story It tells serves well the purpose tor
which it has evidently been written-to
amuse the public and display the versatile
| talents OF the principal members OF the COM
pany Miss Vickeis is, of course, the life
and soul of this strange medley. Sne at
| once takes the audience int her confidence,
as ell comic actr. sses are bound TO do, and
she has the art to understand how to arrest
their at ention. Her support is gooi.-CIn-
cinnati Enquirer.
Miss Vickers appears tonight at the Craw-
ford, supported by an exc llent company.
''INGoMAR"
Very fortunate indeed was the manage
ment to secure company so strong IN every
way as that which stands with Marie Pres
colt, who gave as the play, opening a new
era of success DO b TO the artists and to the
mauageme. that old old standard favorite,
s'Ingomar, the Barbarian" with Miss Pres
colt as ''Parthenia, aud Mr.. Mclean as
t'Ingomar" A splendid audience greeted
the fair artist and the play was rendered IN
O manner entirely and NEST creditable 10 the
star and support. In all ways it was an eve
ming of pleasure to the large audience In at,
tendance.-Kansas City Sun.
| GARFIELD.
Tonight Mr.. William V. Malmburg will
give an entertainment at the Garfield. He
will be assisted by some good local talent,
and will himself render scene from
"L'Assamoire" and from damon and
p thias." Those who saw Mr. Malmberg
VI hen be was last here will remember him as
an actor of more than ord nary ability and
worth. The performance will no doubt bs
greeted by good sized audience.